Fisheries - Are They Bouncing Back?
There is growing evidence that certain stocks are recovering.
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Huemul Resurgence
As well as hunting, their populations have fallen due to an increase in the practice by local farmers of releasing cattle indiscriminately into national parkland for retrieval later in the year, which has damaged their habitat.
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And Then There Were Five
As recently as the 1960s the total population was in the thousands, so the species is now listed as critically endangered.
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2011 Poaching Review Part 2: Rhino Deaths Hit All Time High
Home to the greatest number of rhinos, South Africa witnessed a record number of rhinos killed for their horn, as affluence and demand rises in the East.
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Panda Data Shows Success
A large scale study of giant panda habitat use and threats to their survival has proven how valuable long-term data is to the conservation of species. Pandas are using secondary forests far more than they have before, however human presence in panda habitats is increasing.
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Fish Evolve to Avoid Fishing
New research supports the creation of more marine reserves that are protected from fishing activities, as it has been discovered that fish can evolve to be more cautious and avoid fishing nets.
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